Research
Our research spans the wireless stack, from circuits and antennas, through communication and sensing theory, to networks, AI-native systems, testbeds and applications. Bringing these areas together in one center lets faculty and students with diverse expertise work on problems no single discipline can solve alone.
Research areas
Wireless Communications & Sensing
Propagation measurements, channel modeling and system design from the upper mid-band (7–24 GHz) to sub-THz, along with integrated sensing and communication.
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Networking, Edge Computing & Security
Disaggregated and software-defined networks, mobile edge computing, and the resilience and security of critical wireless infrastructure.
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Circuits & Devices
RF, digital and quantum circuits: transceivers above 100 GHz, agile upper mid-band front ends, and superconducting devices for quantum communication and sensing.
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Applications
Connected robots, UAVs, wearables, immersive video and intelligent transportation, built with application experts across NYU.
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AI/ML in Wireless
AI for wireless and wireless for AI: learned channel models, beamforming and compression, and connected AI services at the edge.
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Testbeds & Prototypes
Software-defined radios and arrays at 140 GHz and in the upper mid-band, the COSMOS city-scale testbed, and the NSF-funded THz measurement lab.
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